Search by city, ZIP, or county — or click the map to set a center. Adjust radius from 5 to 100 miles and re-run without losing indicator weights.
Real estate market intelligence for any US ZIP code. Score growth across population, jobs, permits, and price appreciation — then drill into Grok-powered analysis and live listing links. Built and deployed by the pipeline.
Enter a city, ZIP, or county. Set a radius. Weight the indicators that matter to you. Realtix scores every area in range, maps the results, and opens a drill-down with Grok analysis plus active listing links.
Search by city, ZIP, or county — or click the map to set a center. Adjust radius from 5 to 100 miles and re-run without losing indicator weights.
Toggle growth signals and assign point weights that must total 100%. Population, jobs, permits, price appreciation, days on market, infrastructure, and flood risk.
Each ZIP is ranked 0–100 relative to your search area — not a national grade. A score of 80 means it beat 80% of ZIPs in this run on the weighted blend.
Drill into any ZIP for a plain-language market narrative from Grok / xAI — fundamentals, risks, and what the indicator mix is saying about demand pressure.
Pull live inventory context for the selected ZIP, with fallback link-outs to Redfin, Zillow, Realtor.com, and LandWatch when direct fetch is unavailable.
Ask follow-up questions about a scored market — comps, demand drivers, risk flags — without leaving the drill-down view. Context stays on the active ZIP.
From search center to scored map in one pass. No spreadsheet stitch-up. No tab soup.
Type a city, ZIP, or county — or click the live map. Dial the radius. Realtix geocodes the center and draws the search circle.
Enable the growth indicators you care about and set their weights so the total is 100%. Optional layers: infrastructure spend and flood risk (inverse).
Pull FRED, Census, and Zillow research for the radius. Score every ZIP relative to the search set. Sort by score, population, or days on market.
Open any result for indicator breakdowns, Grok analysis, active listings, and a chat thread scoped to that market.
Seven signals. Toggle on what matters. Default weights prioritize demand, employment, and appreciation — you can rebalance before every run.
> 2% growth typically signals strong demand pressure in the search set.
Employment momentum and unemployment context for the labor market under the radius.
Building permits as a forward signal of new supply entering the market.
House price index movement — higher relative ranks mean stronger appreciation in-area.
< 20 days typically marks a hot market; lower DOM ranks higher on this inverse signal.
Federal spend as an optional growth overlay — enable when public investment matters.
Lower risk scores better. Optional safety layer for capital that cares about hazard exposure.
Results are not a dead list. Every ZIP opens a full market ticket: breakdown, narrative, inventory, and chat.
Scores are 0–100 relative ranks within your search area. A score of 80 means this ZIP ranked better than 80% of ZIPs in the run on that indicator.
Strong fundamentals — population pressure and permit activity suggest continued demand. Mixed markets surface both strengths and the checks you should run on current MLS before acting.
Public and research feeds stitched into one scoring pass — FRED, Census Bureau, Zillow Research, Redfin, USAspending, and FEMA.
Market research usually means five tabs, three downloads, and a spreadsheet that dies the moment the numbers update. Realtix collapses that loop — set a center, weight the signals, score the radius, and leave with a narrative plus inventory links.
It is not a national ranking product. Every score is local to the search you just ran, so comparisons stay honest inside the geography you actually care about.
Built and deployed by the Quilent Labs pipeline — the same autonomous system that ships the rest of the lab's live projects.
Open Realtix, set a center, weight your indicators, and run a market score. Drill into Grok analysis and live listings without leaving the workspace.